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  “With all due respect, I’m far from a slut”, the hidden social justice advocate in Maury Povich

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  Anonymous In Media Res Special Category

  April 10, 2015

  “With all due respect, I’m far from a slut”, the hidden social justice advocate in Maury Povich ... producer then comes to the stage (clearly a very educated person) and said “with all due respect, I’m far ...
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  Teaching Orphan Black

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  Alisa Perren University of Texas at Austin

  April 13, 2015

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  Teaching Orphan Black television criticism Teaching pedagogy paratexts Orphan Black Curator's Note A couple of years ago, I decided to undertake a sustained analysis of one series in my  Television Analysis  course. Each week, we would apply a distin ...
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  Teaching Television in a Time-Restricted Classroom

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  Cael Keegan Grand Valley State University

  Wednesday, April 15, 2015 — 3:36 pm

  of streaming television and the new model of 10ish-episode seasons, this has become far more possible ...
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  Genres Collide at the Clone Dance Party

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  Moira OKeeffe Bellarmine University

  April 16, 2015

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  Genres Collide at the Clone Dance Party Orphan Black genre character Curator's Note One of the most popular Orphan Black scenes is the “clone dance party” from the season two finale, perhaps because it provides a rare moment of celebration and unity ...
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  Thanks, I’m enjoying keeping

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  Moira OKeeffe Bellarmine University

  Thursday, April 16, 2015 — 2:03 pm

  Thanks, I'm enjoying keeping an eye on the annotated copy of The Island of Doctor Moreau that is waiting “on the mantelpiece,” but I do find myself thinking more about Frankenstein, especially regarding the development of Cosima as both scientist and ...
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  Parts and wholes

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  Zoë Shacklock University of St Andrews

  Thursday, April 16, 2015 — 4:32 pm

  I’m going to be a dissenting voice here and question the importance of creating a ‘coherent’ ... I’m not criticising your approach, Alisa- I have no doubt that it created a very rewarding experience ...
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  Tatiana plays Alison playing Sarah: Costumes and Clone Swaps

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  Staci Stutsman Syracuse University

  April 17, 2015

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  of course I’m your mom,” Alison says in a strained English accent. Maslany’s acting style allows Kira ...
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  Performing Stardom

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  James Harvey-Davitt Anglia Ruskin University

  April 21, 2015

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  Performing Stardom stars spectatorship Movies about Movies intertextuality immersion Alienation Curator's Note A tendency has appeared across several recent films whereby we see stars playing actors who – during overtly performative moments – allude ...
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  Self-Reflexive Performance as Imprimatur of 'Art'

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  Maria San Filippo Emerson College

  Wednesday, April 22, 2015 — 2:07 pm

  theatre) versus the possibility of taking so-called Hollywood hokum (represented by a superhero/sci-fi ...
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  'HISTORICIZING' SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS

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  James Harvey-Davitt Anglia Ruskin University

  Wednesday, April 22, 2015 — 4:03 pm

  towards a number of possibilities. We've seen this with Tanya's comments on gender: performing ...

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